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cs.CR2011★ 5 cited

#h00t: Censorship Resistant Microblogging

Dustin Bachrach, Christopher Nunu, Dan S. Wallach +1

Microblogging services such as Twitter are an increasingly important way to communicate, both for individuals and for groups through the use of hashtags that denote topics of conve…

cs.CR2011★ 4 cited

The BitTorrent Anonymity Marketplace

Seth James Nielson, Dan S. Wallach

The very nature of operations in peer-to-peer systems such as BitTorrent exposes information about participants to their peers. Nodes desiring anonymity, therefore, often chose to…

cs.GT2011

Building Better Incentives for Robustness in BitTorrent

Seth James Nielson, Caleb E. Spare, Dan S. Wallach

BitTorrent is a widely-deployed, peer-to-peer file transfer protocol engineered with a "tit for tat" mechanism that encourages cooperation. Unfortunately, there is little incentive…

cs.CR2011

Attacks on Local Searching Tools

Seth James Nielson, Seth J. Fogarty, Dan S. Wallach

The Google Desktop Search is an indexing tool, currently in beta testing, designed to allow users fast, intuitive, searching for local files. The principle interface is provided th…

cs.CR2011★ 4 cited

An Analysis of Chinese Search Engine Filtering

Tao Zhu, Christopher Bronk, Dan S. Wallach

The imposition of government mandates upon Internet search engine operation is a growing area of interest for both computer science and public policy. Users of these search engines…

cs.CR2011★ 267 cited

Quire: Lightweight Provenance for Smart Phone Operating Systems

Michael Dietz, Shashi Shekhar, Yuliy Pisetsky +2

Smartphone apps often run with full privileges to access the network and sensitive local resources, making it difficult for remote systems to have any trust in the provenance of ne…